With increasing costs to operate and more families seeking assistance, the Farmington Care and Share Food Closet will not be giving out Thanksgiving food baskets this year.
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Narrow Gauge Pathway reopens in Carrabassett Valley
The trail has been closed for 11 months following flooding in December of 2023.
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MaineHealth Franklin Hospital emergency department remodel to begin Dec. 9
The project is expected to take about 2 years to complete.
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W. G. Mallett School takes part in Veterans Day drive-through appreciation event
Students and staff from W.G. Mallett School participated in a special “drive through” event to honor area veterans on Nov. 12, starting at the Mt. Blue Middle School.
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Foster CTE Center hosts ‘Totally Trades’ event
Foster CTE Center hosted “Totally Trades,” an event organized with New Ventures Maine to introduce 9th-grade female students to career opportunities in the trades Nov. 8 in Farmington.
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Breakfast brings Avon community together to aid hurricane victims
Community members gathered at Avon Town Hall on Nov. 10 for the Breakfast-Brunch Palooza, enjoying food, music, and fellowship to raise funds for hurricane relief efforts in North Carolina.
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RSU 9 celebrates student achievements, hosts career day, and honors veterans
RSU 9 Nov. 8 board meeting celebrated student achievements, career exploration, and a heartfelt Veterans Day parade that brought the community together.
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UMF celebrates Veterans Day with a ‘Lunch-In’
UMF held a lunch to honor veterans and their family in the UMF and Farmington community in observance of Veterans Day.
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Memorial plaque installed at Wilton town office in memory of Michael Flagg
Flagg’s family unveiled the new plaque after holding a ceremony.
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Patriotism seen at Wilton Veterans Day program
Some 50 people from throughout the area attended the program which recognized veterans and featured patriotic songs.